I create art as a way to navigate and express the complexity of human emotion. My work across sculpture, painting, installation, and poetry is rooted in the human figure, which I use as both symbol and subject. Through expressive forms and diverse materials, I seek to reflect the inner tensions between self and society, emotion and logic, past and present.

Displacement, cultural transitions, and emotional isolation have shaped my life and my art. These experiences drive me to explore vulnerability, memory, and the unspoken language of feeling. I aim to create work that resonates on a personal and collective level, reminding us that beneath routine and responsibility, we are all carrying something deeper.

Art, for me, is not only a process of creation but a form of connection between artist and viewer, heart and mind, thought and form.